McPherson Case Hearing Delayed by Contempt Citation
In Los Angeles the McPherson conspiracy case saw a hearing pause after Judge Blake cited defense attorney W. T. Gilbert for contempt. The session aimed to hear testimony from Gayle Koontz about a telegram tied to the kidnapping narrative, as prosecutors press to show motive and false evidence in the case involving Mrs Aimee Semple McPherson and associates.
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VA Geles
Aimes Semple McPherson
Blake
Sirs
Gayle Koontz
Tucson
Evangelist
Gill Bend
Ary
Los Angeles
O.t
Mrs. McPherson
Sieluff
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Carmel
Kidnarpy
Mexico
Yehe
Evangel Jem Uston's Ompanion At Carin Mrs. Silaff
Bernice Morriy
AL McKinley
Kitnapers
McKinley
Morris
W T. Gilbert
Custon
Altorne Vnhn
Lou
Women Evangelist Dudley To Open Campaign Here
Mrs. Bheereth Wilson Dudley of Dayton will conduct an evangelical campaign at the Second M. E. Church starting Sunday October 17 and running through November 1. Pastor Rev. F. M. Macbly Says she is a grapeske and gospel singer and believes her coming will bless the city. Public invited to attend and learn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bheereth Wilson Dudley
Dayton
M. E
F. M. Macbly
Dudley
City Drum Corps to Reorganize on Monday Evening
The Blyma City drum corps will reorganize and meet at the township trustees office Monday at 7 o clock. Present are Fiters-Hebill Campin Ori Koll Struck W Guthiman G Guthman C Guthman Meinke Dovis Knowlton Turner Ryan HWigine Clapa Heinser Ling Wright Nichols Cameron Plandt Resay Holmes. New volunteers invited to join the corps.
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Blyma City Rum Lors
Hebill
Campin
Ori
Koll
Struck
W. Guthiman
G Guthman
C. Guthman
Meinke
Dovis
Knowlton
Turner
Ryan
Hwigine
Clapa
Heinserling
Wright
Nichols
Cameron
Plandt
Resay
Holmes
Ancient Indian Bead Chain Unearthed at Pecos Pueblo
A.V. Kidder reports the discovery of a long beaded chain found with a medicine man's grave at Pecos Pueblo New Mexico, dated to pre Columbian times. The find includes shells from California and a carved wooden drill with two human heads, indicating skilled craftsmanship and ceremonial significance. Also noted are a raft of associated artifacts and the site’s implication of an earlier settlement beyond Pecos Pueblo. Nearby notes report Rev Waiter Roddy going to Rome for theology and a Kenyon student James Dimer injured in a car crash.
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Washington
Is A.V. Kidder
New Mexico
National Research Council
Sh Yinns Academy
Andover
Pecos Publa
Puebla
Sir. Kidder
Resian
Poros Pueblo
Immedia
Rome
South Charleston
Waiter Raddy
Aijie Roddy
Cincinnati
College
Angslica
British rationing looming as coal shortages bite Britain
London reports a government move toward rationing as coal supplies tighten with cold weather near. Imports have fallen sharply, prices rise, and household consumption faces strict weekly limits amid a fuel shortage and rising costs for gas and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Turan
Sittet
Fas
Obvious misprint themed forestry meeting at Waterloo
The annual summer meeting of The Oboes Forestry Association was held at Waterloo State Forest in Athens County with a can fire, speaking program, and a tour of forest plantings at Curbandale. State foresters led demonstrations on pine species for forestry, soil and hillside planting methods, and lessons on adapting tree species to farm land.
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Oboes Forestry Association
Waterloo State Forest
Athens County
Curbandale
Waterloo
Staten 10
Central West
Oba
Visinar
Visinar At the Micetne
Deshimeas Hon
Corsian
Death of Mary S’rnn and a Peculiar Probate Tale
Mary S’rnn 44 died at West River Street. She is survived by two sons Join and Andrew Jr., both of the city. Funeral services will be 2:40 PM at St Paul’s Church with Rev Tarial officiating. In a separate note, Jamis Henry Paine, a notorious jailer, once hid a sum from Chickering’s safe during Ply Ostate celebrations, later discovering $400,900 among the miser’s holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary S
West River Strese
Rringgae
Join
Andrew, Jr
T. Paulischuren
Paul
Tarial
TSS
Jamis Henry Paine
Mger
Ate Chickering
Inspection work continues to curb city hazards
The Fire Department intensified building inspections citywide to identify hazards and rubbish. Fire Chief Bates notes dumping rubbish early raises fire risk and insurance costs while delaying safety and business security. Mrs Nellie Baker was struck by a car on West Second Street, suffered head and arm injuries, hospital report says.
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Jre
Elying Mire
Severa
W. ON. Bates
Big City
Nellie Baker
West Second Steet
James Jones
Local Commandery to Attend Lorain Cornerstone Ceremony
Elyria Commandery No. 60 will assemble in full Templar uniform at 6 350 tomorrow morning to attend the cornerstone laying of the new Masonite Temple in Lorain.
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Lorain
Elyria Commandery No. 60
Heat pockets and honest scales headline two town notes
A man found with heat in his pocket after a night in the jail is noted by police. In Elyria a garage inspector tested sixteen trucks at dawn and reported true and accurate weights, addressing concerns of off balance scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewe
Elyria
Ace
Farmers Institute Meeting Underway In Lorain County
The Lorain County Farmers Institute holds its annual gathering today in the directors room of the Bayria Savings and Trust. President C. Bl. Rawland expressed hope that this year's meeting will be the best in the history of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Institute
Lorain Gounty Farmer’s Institute
Biyria Savings and
County Farm
C. BL
Rawland
Panhandle Farming Boom Boosts Oil to Agriculture
The Panhandle region thrives as farming gains prominence due to rising wheat yields and a shift from petroleum to agriculture. Farmers, bankers, and merchants celebrate a booming sector with new mills, barns, and planted acres. the area shows robust crop growth and diversified crops amid economic transition.
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Pds
Yioh
Bankere J
United States
Panhandle
Olden Stapes Pat Hoys On Navy Team Forts At Annapolis
Fragmentary OCR notes list players from various states including New Hampshire and Wisconsin and reference the United States Naval Academy. It mentions lineups, regional representation, and a West to East cross section of the roster with surnames Bagdani, Dwick, Hatriet, and Vannegan among others.
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Pat Hoys
NAVY
Annapolis — Eleven
Ted
United States
Bagdani
Cross
New York
Wisconsin
En Jeedwick
Virgiuntiney Shapornia
Harulton
Obta Rausford
Iowa
Vannegan
G Hatriet
Columbia
Merth
Queen Mary Revives Fashion With Silk Shawls On Tour
Queen Mary adopts a revived fashion by wearing a silk shawl during a recent tour. Lady Stonehaven, wife of the Australian governor general, completes an 8,000 mile journey with her husband, of which 3.50 miles were by air planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Courand
Lady Stoanehaven
Australia
Women Adopt YMCA Plan To Benefit Girls In Community
General secretary McClellan announces a shift from ten lessons for ten dollars to a weekly pool pass. Women and girls may buy a six dollar YMCA type ticket granting access to the pool each week during the war. Matrons class meets Tuesday morning, industrial girls Friday evening, and high and grammar school girls Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YM .C. A
W. OO
McClelan
McClellan
Y. M
Oberlin Pastor On Important Committee
Ohio Pastors Convention in Columbus January 24 to 27 announced by the Ohio Council of Churches. Sixty ministers named to major and minor committees, with Evangel Herbert Tespel and others leading areas like Religious Education Moral Welfare and the Church and Our Youth. Efforts focus on reports by five principal groups and eight additional committees guiding discussions at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Out. Ly
Ohio Council of Churches
Evang Herbert Teslep
Cincinnati
Ira DB. Warner
Akron
M. B. Fuller
Lakewouo
W. JH. Geistweil
Dayton
E. i. Montgomery
Piqua
Hugh Ivan Evans
Timotheus Lehmann
Oliver C. Weist
W. RR. Pothamus
J. J. Castleberry
Cincinneri
Henry White
Youngstown
R. W. Ustivk
Wellsville
W. Haulman
A. Stokes Watson
Zanesville
Welshimer
Canton
F. D. Butehart
Cleauch
BR. da George
Marion
Ephen Keeler
I. J. Kuck
Rael Goodwill
Bo PF
Mewil Hams
Toledo
Gilbert S. Cox
C. W. Atwater
Vincinnati
William J. Campbell
J. Sommierlatte
Lairwood
Industrial
Goodwil
Danny. Bradley
Cleveland
Prank Nebony Cinsun
Wheat seeded late aids yields with early fertiliser advice
Agronomy expert Rh. M. Salter of the Experiment Station notes late September sowing can still yield well if fertiliser is applied and conditions are favorable. Trials at Wooster show September 7 sowing produced high yields with proper nutrients, while Southeastern field tests highlight Oct sowing success with multiple dates. Salter urges 300 to 400 pounds of 2-12-2 or 3-12-5 fertilizer on appropriate soils to boost winter establishment. The passage also mentions ancient Leeland poets crafting public odes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rh. M. Salter
Polite
Wooster
Salter
California Mineral Production Report for 1925 Released
A state compilation shows California produced mineral output valued at $1.66 billion in 1925, up from 1924. Gold declined slightly, petroleum soared to 26.2 million barrels valued at $330.6 million, cement and zinc rose, while brick and hollow blocks fell. Los Angeles County led with $193.18 million due to its airfields. natural gas produced $15.89 million statewide.
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California
United States
Ainfirm
Structural Group
Los Angeles
Reptile Props Ship In From Desert For Film Studio Needs
A Hollywood reptile dealer, Jack Allman, supplies snakes, lizards, turtles and other creatures for film studios. He travels to deserts and mountains to secure or improvise props, including a thirteen rattler assembled from seven real rattles and six added afterward. Some older snake enclosures from ancient Egypt survive to this day.
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Nollywood
South America
Ubeamemon
Jack Allman
Studia Mianarer
Allman
Markets Cleveland Produce Cleveland Oh Oct 16
Butter extra 50 cents per pound. Extra first 47 1 2 to 48 1 2 cents. Orsts 44 1 2 to 45 cents. Eggs extra 50 cents per dozen. Extra arts 43 cents. Pullet 27 cents. Oils high grade animal oils 20 to 22 cents. York State 29 per hundredweight. Fowls 26 to 27 cents. Ducks 25 to 28 cents. Roosters 16 cents. Geese 18 cents. Potatoes Ohio 1.80 dollars per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
York State
Hogs Cattle and Grain Prices Report Read in Multiple Markets
Oct 16 market data from Cleveland Toledo and Toll lists hog receipts with price ranges up to 14.16 and cattle and sheep offerings. Toledo shows wheat corn oats barley rye prices and clover timothy futures. Liberty bonds and Chicago butter quotes noted. at Trainedville Ohio a Halloween policy warns against celebrations before October 30 with arrests and detention until Mardi Gras ends.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Idaho
Colorado
Prominent Bank Couple Return From Pacific Coast Trip
Oc 18 pres of Buenos City Bank Wil l R Bhieke and wife have returned from a thirty-one day trip along the Pacific coast with bankers aboard the Die Luxe train. In forty-five years at the bank she rose from bookkeeper to cashier and then president, the longest absence in her tenure.
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Bueyens City Bank
Will R. Bhieke
Pacific
Edison Sees Chance For Man To Have A Soul
New York October 160 Thomas Edison appears to have reversed a prior stance and now suggests his brain is capable of supporting a soul. Edward Marshall quotes Edison indicating indications are favorable to the existence of a soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
New York
Thomaso Eilison
Edward Marshall
Multipe Personality Portrayed in Film Piece
In Philadelphia on October 1b 1 a medical expert describes a film scene showing a patient with multiple personalities. The depiction shifts from a young girl to a man and then a child, none of which respond to blows or pinches.
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Penneytyn
Nut Harvest Promises Fun For Defiance Youths
Defiance youths will search for hazel nuts next Saturday as local farms and barbed wire fences pose no barrier. I. Blake, superintendent at the state fish hatchery grounds, will open the hickory grove to children that day to harvest the crop, with an estimated wilded bushels of nuts ripe for gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
Ithe State Fish Hatchery Grounds
Poison in bootleg liquor shocks city chemist
City chemist G Curtiss warned that canned heat used as bootleg liquor contains lethal alcohol mixes. His analysis found two ounces of the drink yielded about nine percent alcohol with eight percent wood alcohol. He noted acid aldehyde from faulty distillation and aging, plus zinc or copper containers worsen toxicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Curtiss
Curtiss
Leadership shuffle in Liberal party deepens rift
London reports the retirement of Earl of Oxford and Asquith from Liberal leadership and signals David Lloyd George as likely successor amid a split over the June general strike policy. Contenders include Sir John Simon, former Home Secretary, with tensions noted between Lloyd George and Oxford factions.
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London
Earl of Oxford and Asquith
Liberal Party
David Lloyd George
de Pos
Oxford
Mr. Lloyd George
Lloyd George
Lord Oxford
Lord Cord
Herbert Henry I
Tually
Jonn Simon
Ripening Indicators for Apples from Ohio and U S studies
Apple ripeness tests from Ohio and State agricultural experiments joined with the U S Department of Agriculture show ground color and degree of yellow on unblushed fruit as key ripeness indexes. Jonathan Grimes Golden Baldwins Delicious Winesap and Ben Davis should show yellow tinges. seeds turn light brown a week or two before optimal pick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Otd- State Agricultural Experiment St Lions
United States Department of Agriculture
Jonathan
Grimes Golden
Baldwin
Delicious
Winesap
Ben Davis
Ton Iang
Tiadio
Seattle Imports Frogs to Plant in Marshes
King County game warden announces the import of one thousand giant bullfrogs from Missouri to populate marshes and low-lying areas. An open season on bullfrogs is planned in two years as the population grows, with bullfrog catching described as a sport using light fly rods.
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Seattle
Missouri
King County
Publicity and eye clinics in mid Oct notes
Bruce Barton argues publicity shapes virtue while sin is glamorized in media. Ohio State Optometric Association holds post graduate eye core clinics across Cincinnati Toledo and Cleveland led by Dr. Skeffington with Dr. Kauffman chairing Truth in Print and Dr. Jacob leading Madison County 96 Club banquet sets eligibility for top students in October with high academic marks in local high schools.
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Sein
Bruce Barton
New York
Sin
Columbus
Ohio State Optometric Association
A. M. Skeffington
Kearnely
Neb
United States
Cincinnati
Ima
Toledo
Cleveland
Bright
London
Madison County
Wis
Bish
Man Lived Then as Now, Yale Lecturer Says
New Haven Oct 16 Robert A Millikan Yale lecturer notes that despite discoveries people still live think and talk as they did thousands of years ago The discussion covers beauty courti ship marriage divorce horse racing wrestling and boxing and suggests modern interests occupy little of the average mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Genn
Robert A. Millikan
Yale
Let Girls Curl Own Hair, Brooklyn Judge Rules
New York October 16 a Brooklyn magistrate ruled a beauty parlor is a barber shop under a state law. The owner claimed he never cut hair or shaved faces in violation. The Magistrate found him guilty and said let the girls curl their own hair as mothers did.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
Rayfiel
Pittsfield Notes Include Visitants and School Changes
In Pittsfield Mrs M A Campbell reports residents visiting kin in Dover Ohio and Elyria, with Prof L E Hayes host to Mrs Hayes. Community events include Miss Sylvia Ghyi and Frances Gifford at local church and a substitute teacher in School District 2. The Philco dealer advertises radio battery eliminator with monthly payment plan and free trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
William Hayes
L. E. Hayes
Dover
Alfred Foster
Elyria
Sylvia Ghyi Atham
Business College
Livria
G. Peard
Earnest McRo
Alten
Naralk
Murray
Roches
Ceacher
Corrine Murray
Brant
Ladies' Tome Mis and Aid Society
Martin Weaver
Wellington
Frances Gifford
Cher Clin College
Sylvia Glyn
Alyria Business College
John Schafer Ang Danshyy
Mary
Ant
Schafer
Norris Hales
Camden
H. Preston
Efterlife Farm
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Mariin, O
James Dimer
Kenyon College
Eaperthte
Pefth Pecan
Peone Turan
Agron Reat Boom
Oberlin
Leelard
Ban Francisco
State Mining Bureau
Lloyd I. Root
TOL Eno
Liberty Bonds
New
Timothy
Troutliar
ITY
Europe
M. A. Campbell
Philco A & B
Ghio Puble Service Co
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